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of anti-government protesters marched for a 7th successive weekend they're concerned about a new roshonof their rights and freedoms also on the program britain threatened sanctions on iran after the seizure of the british flag oil tanker on friday as tensions escalate in the gulf tehran's foreign minister calls for prudence and for such. pain ukraine's president cast his vote in the country step paula meant reelection a lot of his alleged scheme needs his party to win a majority so he can make good on promises of reform. it's good to have you with us in hong kong and the antigovernment protests have not let up tens of thousands of people took to the streets on sunday for a 7th weekend in a row the march continued after nightfall scuffles broke out when some demonstrators defied police orders and forced their way past the official finish point the rallies were initially sparked by a controversial extradition bill though the bill has now been suspended the protestors are worried about a new rosen of freedoms under chinese rule and want free elections. our correspondent phebe kong is monit

of anti-government protesters march for a day 7 successive weekend they're concerned about a new roshonof their rights and freedom also on the program britain threatens sanctions on iran after the seizure of the british flag oil tanker on friday as tensions escalate in the gulf tehran's foreign minister calls for prudence and for such. pain ukraine's president cast his vote in the country staff call him entry election for a lot of his alleged scheme needs his party to win a majority so he can make good on promises of reform. it's good to have you with us in hong kong and the antigovernment protests have not let up tens of thousands of people took to the streets on sunday for a 7th weekend in a row the march continued after nightfall scuffles broke out when some demonstrators defied police orders and forced their way past the official finish point the rallies were initially sparked by a controversial extradition bill though the bill has now been suspended the protestors are worried about a new rosen of freedoms under chinese rule and want free elections. our correspondent phoebe kong is